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CINCINNATI, August :. Cotton Quiet.
Flour Easy. Wheat-Firmer Pork
Quiet Whisky-Active Butter Sugar
and Cheese Firm Egg Heavy.
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Railroads.
lMEvELAND & PITTsBURG r. X.

Under schedule In effect May - lSS-. trains
leave Bridgeport Ohio, Central Standard Tine:
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland. $40 Il IN. H.
=. III. For Pittsburgh 1917 a m. Fox Wells.
vile, i:l1 p. N. For Steubcuville, so u H.
For Martins Ferry Gas H. N. Trains arrive 81
Bridgeport at 7.i3 d. IN, 1882 n. m, d p m,
i5i p. m, 5.lg p IN. myl7
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Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, August , - Flour -
quiet and weak. Whrat-QuIet hut high
or: No2 red August 7~ia7gic; Septem-
her sOlaSO.c; November s2iaS5c. Corn
Very strong under higher reports from the
west futures &c higher but wholly nominal
i'm absence of speculative trading; August
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DITTSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST.
l. LOUIS RAILROAD Co,

pan Handle Routcl Under schedule In rrrC
May 81 u.s. trains leave Wheeling, cen
trail standard Time. For Steubcuy.llc aud Pits.
Stcuhruvillc. $50 y. m The C:.l a m and
500 p m. trains make direct connection Tor
Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The '235 y. IN. train makes direct connection
tor Columbus aud Chicago. Trains arrive nj
Wheeling al 6.lj Il. m, lOOO a. m, 20 ?. m and
Geo J.. m. mI!i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

TOLEDO, o., August 2.-Wheat--Ac-
tive and steady; cash aud August 73{c;
Septomer 13c; October 7G!c; December
~. Com Active and higher; cash BE;
September Ale; October 45sc; May 47c
Oats-Quiet; cash and August 253c Clio
yer Seed-Quiet; No. !. ACC bid.
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AND rrTIsBUhG DIVISION.
, NHIo RlvKR RAILROAD.

fine table taking eject June 18th, 1877,
Passenger lta'ns win rnu rs follows Genital
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sunday train, on T.. SO. Ry., arIIy" at Charles
ton nj T. i0p w. waiting for q. K Z. K tram 40:
I. NJ Point Pleasant IT,, J. m" .H"ri me ana
ars wa The ohio River Railroad. For iufoHm"-
ton r,ga:lIug IN. rBt"s, routes. etc, address
". j. ROBINSON,
General PH.>cEg"l Agent
Petersburg. v. Va.
PRED. EUSEMEN
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Wheeling v. Va.
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1sa50c; September and October 4sIa5Olc.
Oats-Quiet; No. mixed 36Ic: No. 2
white 3i!a 35!c; No. > white 36!a37c;
futures quiet; No. > white August 33!a
Sale; September 333a3IIc; October 34ia
56ic; November 3lla35c. Butter Firm
and IN fair demand. Egss-Dull and weak
western ttrsts l3!llc. Cheese-Quiet and
easier Petroleum Quiet; ~ able test
Gle.
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'Daiiy except sunday.
80. ~. 20 Il ard No 81 slOp nj al ssG.0ns

-
IN N 40 IL,
my ~ N.o a m ~ ana ~" p. IN. h'uH!hluHY
H'.N'> az ,"HC''l"E a. ~ i" 81 ""''F' . ~ NJ"
Train Ireyiir M i.fu n m Enl i'll, T. m
through To Cincinnati without chang, wHh
sleeper through io tiu,iHuai, ON nE.l lihih.
columbus Accommodation leaves wheeling ~
t.I = m, bcliAlr" ~ I'D J.. M, daily excerpt SUIT
nay.
mo MIN ,,i',,tr,, ufr .nf Wn..lf'ry
S,m,,I., ,r,,. decentralization .g,, e.. W.rr'fug
~ IInr ,, snf .,r.,r. .t wu.,r,I.ylll. - =. q
~ -, ~, ~, x .,,,,.r,,,
F,,r,rn,,i Accommodation Irprrs Al iIun m
r%',,h cab Sr',,,, Wh.,I'r'. ~ ,,I,r,wsi
49,. ,,' y, p, ~. "a '',..I,n. urns -,
ri '.;;I, w.. "a. Gif.,,',',,i - a., ~,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-03

CutiCura Remedies are sold everywhere Price
Cuticura, so cents; Cuticum ReSolvent, 81 CO.
Soap, - cents Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
And CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass. Send for
How toCure skin Diseases"
nDIl0c Pimplrs, skin Blemishcs, and Baby
bnU0l, Humors, cured 10y CUTICUEA SOAP.
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NO MEDICINE LIKE THEM

We have sold your Cuticura Remedies for Ia,
last six years, and no medicines on our shelly e.
give better satisfaction.
G.. +. ATHERTON, Druggist, Albany, " Y
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AouLD NINE.

Mr.. IIoL Williams and his brother, of
Hampshire county, have received such
reimbursement from the ASSAY of some
uli-hcarrug quart sent to Philadelphia
.ur examination from their farm near Ice
Mountain. AS to Justify them IN sinking "a
>hltt on the place, which they are now
| L
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GINSENG.
Wheeling.

Gingseng is selling at from $3.50 to
81 10, according TO size of root
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD con-
~ pany. On and after July l.. 49,, passenger
trains will run Hs Wheeling, IS Meridian
WEI ~ klNrT. IrulTAl time
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The Methodist Protestant Church build
ing at NUddiywJy, Jefferson county, Is be-
iug tore down, preparatory to the erection
pt "a new structure While the work was
nm progress last Friday, a terrible accident
occurred. which might have caused death
tn seven men. The root WIS torn OF, and
three inexperienced men were ON the lot@i-
.n top OF tn. ceiling in the upper halt
story tearing away the JoiNts when the
ceiling gave way, letting the men tall Ia
the lower lIoor. fifteen feet, with lumhcr
nrirks. etc, falling ON them
N,-sr-. Randolph Anderson aud W.
B. Eriruirg were hurt seriously,
the former having one limb mangIrd ana
terrible condition aud torn mp m Such 20
mluupr thJ. there Is no hope Ion his rrcu'-
rr.. The gallery or other h'.i "t the top
90. remained and some men, tour m nun
lrr. Thought 10 ,uult Dee removed without
#ur, and placed pIup- underneath -"d
,,ur 'o WORK, they Thought. tu safety,
.....u d.. H.'l likewise. leaving SOM" OF them
|u..un.rrur.. They were taken home and
H.. wounds dressed ~ry, raj OF tnrm
,-. living very 20. \ carpenter wa7 then
.rur Tor auH the r,-' 81 the building rr-
moved wuhou, 'ur,L.r injury.
,,-r-ur -l.N-r@uEE
The recent hot spell had "a serious effect
ru Duddritv. county. The vl,, at Gran-
Vile Lguu. VINO resides near Oxford. rc-
.rglrt a severe stroke while out picking
berries She fingered few days speech
| less. when death came to her uvlict uu
Thursday and claimed her for his own.
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TlTUsyuIE, August 2-PetrOIeum 60
Opened at 5-a; highest j-!c; lowest SIC;
closed at 51c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
SOUTH BUcKPIHLD.

Your correspondent has boen absent
several days In other towns Of the county
and has bat pauel,y OF Item. 10 furnish.
Ia vlsitipg Samner. Paris, Norway, Az
bany and Waterford the grass everywhere
gives promise of an abundant crop OF hay.
Ripe blueberries on the plains OF water
ford furnished rich treat indeed.
I was pleased 10 see a nne sucking colt,
owned by the Messrs. Freeman, Of Nor
way, the Get of one of Buctnsld's stations,
sam RecOrds' Prescott II Il rep1rted
that Alfred T. Rissell has been offered
A., 500 FOR Star Gszer IL IL expected that
The horse will be sold on H. return.
Jason Russell Il expected oiek tAi'
week.
Hiram A. Conant IL moving for Rob.
Dean, and around the village.
Bonnie Gerrish has returned from his
canyasslng tour.
Charlie allen will a. ish his uPlsni hay
lns this week.
&. N. Prince has rented bis store for
fve years. and expects IN retire from trade
In September Me-. Prince II an accomo-
dating and popular trader, whose retire
meut will be much regretted.
Abil.h Foster Il to work Ia the back.
woods, FOR Clsrsuco Foster.
The writer has traded away the Carlton
Gardner horse. In Norway.
The rain of the sixth was welcomed by
the farmers
Crop. are looking nnely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
RuCKFIELD

The Fourth proved - be very qalet
dsy AZ Backdt.d. Many went ~ Canton
Grove % attend The Temperance ee.ebri-
ilon A small company OF twenty had
day oui near ,hc Wild ani bc,niiful cas-.
caie known a. "D,s.n Fails, who're they
erioycd The cool shade. aui brsrEts a.
they sNep, down through tbs rocky gofs'
e.. This lsA romantic ani picturesque
spot. aud should be visited by All ih,i love
the beautiful AMI grant In nature. Being
sItu.t.i only about two miles from The VII
l.re. on the west br,nch % Sefinsc1'
River. II easy or,ccess Ia some places
N. granite walls rear their rough sides
nearly seventy feet. and AZ agoof height
OF water, II 4. doubtful II iherc IL naer
cascade This .lie OF tae whlts M0uai,lns.
Oxen Sp.uldlng. who h,s been on TIE
slck lls,. was able 20 be on The street SAT
uriay.
oar muke, hAs been well supplied with
cultivated .,rAwberTie, AZ 10 cents per
quart
Miss Alice Morrill, I. home from Port
land, where she has been employed during
the season a. the millinery business.
Mis-. Lou llcfsey, assistant AZ the
poet odlce Tor the past year, goes home
for vacation. Miss Mamie Gardner
takes her place Tor the time.
T. \. brigham and wife. OF Portland,
are =, Henry Nuliy's.
Herbert Tllion AMI wife. OF Floral, y.
Y. are Ia iowa spending few days
Rev. ]. Harris BarrOws, OF warren
preached an able AMI practical discourse
=, the Baptist church last Sunday, from
the text GLOW old art ihouf lie Is ex'
pec,sd To preach again next Sunday.
e. II. Taitlc's addition a. the present
tlme, WAS one OF Jobs comforiers.
Arthur Atwood and wife, OF Auburn,
are visiting q, bis fathers, T.. Atwood
Esq.
Mrs. Ss,hsu Morrill, has disposed of her
Interest In the estate OF her late husband,
Nathan Morrill,, 20 Mrs. samuel Thomes'
and goes to Portland 10 take up her resi-.
denee. She will spend the summer a.
Peaks Island with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Capep.
Miss Josephine Prince. graduate OF the
las, elias. At watervIlle Classical ins,iiute,
returned home Friday, accompanied 10y her
classmaie, Miss Simmons, OF Belfast.
NJ. e. Perclyh and Jas. J. Jewett, OF
Anbarn, were In iowa Saturday and saa'
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
HEBRON.

Mrs. Turner Is repaIn,ipg the ou,sIie OF
her house.
Mrs. Howe went 10 Boston this week 10
bring little Harold Upham for the summer
vacation.
Miss Winnie Harden Is visiting her aun.
In Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Lorenzo bumps Is quite sick.
l.. 4. Bumpus and his son Corey. OF Au'
burn, are al l.. :. Bumpus's.
Very quiet on the ith.
Last weeks note should READ Mr.. In.
stead OF MIS-. Milton Besrce. The sun
nv" OF IL IL there IL no Mrs. OF that name.
We understand that Mr. Everett has
sold the willard Andrews place. Name
OF purchaser no, heard. C.
Monday company oftwenty.three went
from this place 10 Halls Pond 10 celebrate.
Mr.. Glover drove the span attached 10
large wagon In which he packed provision
baskets, Ice cream freezer, Ice, eggs aud
flftesn people. All enjoyed the ride ex-
cept the eggs, which were beaten up too
soon, but the ice cream came OF al right
after the amusements OF bathing. etc.,
were thoroughly tried bys large number
and witnessed by the rest. Mrs. and Miss
whitman, OF South Paris, Joined the par
~ a, noon. Some excellent feais 10 swim.
ming were performed by six ofthe party,
aud Messrs. Bearce & Stesrns showed
Freddie Siurtevant how 20 swim In deep
water much 20 the amusement OF ths look
ers on. The children think II the best
Fourth OF July yet, aud especially oonsld'
ering their display OF fre works In tue
evening, which WAS very good and fright
eped all the horses that came 10 the village.
Haying has commenced In earnest, and
moving machines, horse rakes and racks
are moving In every direction.
ON account OF the rush OF business :,
Pennington, Me-. Cushman went there 10
help the mssons Wednesday. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
MEXICO.
John Brett and Master GeorsIs brett are
visiting At VIM. NJ. Halls.

John Brett and Master Georgle brett arc
visiting At VIM. NJ. Halls.
Herbert %. Gleason IL AZ III. w. PARKS
Ellsry G. PARK. having closed bis studies
AZ Hebron, has returned home
The temperance meeting ~ Canton wa
lirgsly attended BY cur people.
Dr. and Mrs. DlnfJfd are nude hfppy
by The birth Of son.
Rev. Nc. HsnnafJrl preached a. = sell
fllrd house sandy sfisfnoOn. Ih- East
Ram'ori choir furnished thr -inelng
joseph Cary, John ra0mss end "DJn'
Kim,,ll have returned from M Like
drive"
IIyiug 1. well commenced lbrge
crnp ~ hsy slli ~ h,rv-si-i
Crops look well
Eil. n Plags was here Eddy, bat e..
turned 20 Wilton Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. J. J. Pariri ige. Who form
erly lived ~ Rumfo'i Center. are, sn.r
an Absence oftwrlse yesr-, Wishing ffisncs
AMI relatives In Ramfofd Mrs Partridge
Il . sister to Mrs. A J knight They
nov live In Hamilton. n. Y, the seat of
Madison University. from which thsir
eldest son Warren O.. wss graduated.
Warren II now pastor of Baptis, Church,
A. Norwich. ". Y. and At prcsen, with his
family IL spending his vac alton In Eirops.
Fanny, their daughter. now lives In
Camden. \. G. Alfred. the youngest SOP,
4. student In llamllton Academy. during
vacation ~ Thousand Islands, y. Y.
Mrs Cora Clifford reschci hone, her IA
TIERS "A. ]. knight Saturday last
Alvin Rscori. 81 I.ivermorr Falls, IL
trying io get bis Concord River logs over
Rumlord Falls. Low water m,kes II slow
work. srARKEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
FRYEBURG

Tas Fourth wis celebrated oy an siifcss
I'm the f1reuo0n AZ TIE Fair Grounds ~
NJ. Nuiilug. which i pflniei 10 The
Err0ri ofJa.y There was also q game
OF baseball ~ Tie Academy grOauts be-
tween the Fyeolrgs IA and The Con-
WAYS i|.
Tier, was an Installation % ocioers At
psq1awkei Lodge. No. "a. X oi T.. on
Satariav evening. ~ ID. y. g. &. q. \.
Gould OF Ksru Fals. The new oficers
are q N walker. 81. e. { .. W. o..
roof. V.Cs +. l.. Eastman. X. Of X. AMI
ST. 4 SAlrleY. Prciaie. y. Caaries, VI
off, r.. =. Chass. NJ. OF T.. ]. {. ll.rri'
MAJ. 1 q ". Fellows. a. q.
John Taoms lefi foF Cal.ioFnlA on Wed
uesfAy.
Mrs. y. % Meiuiirc len .or her pew DO
slilon Ia The Industrial School fof Girls In
Lancaster. Mss.
Mr.. W. n. TaFbOx has been a. home
over The Fourth sni The Congregational
Circle met a. hls house before be len.
Mr. KA.e Randall has made = short
Wilt with frieuds here.
Misses n. r. All :. A. Charles. Who Arc
a. Conway. were here a, meeting on Sun
day. Jaly g.
Mary wAmmer. who i now = music
teacher Ia Chlcago, Is AZ home accom-
panied by Mary. Oldest daughter OF A. ;.
bradley. Esq, OF Chlesgo.
Mr. Lillian Ward Barnes % Conway u
visiting her brother.
IIou. J. ;. Wiley % Dover. Maine, j.
making his annual visit 10 bis relatives In
town.
Nelson Lord ant family OF Portland have
been A. A. y. Pages.
Alice Locke j. A. Portland.
John Shields school a. Hiram has
81 ossd.
win Morgan Is =, home Tor bis sumner
vacation.
Nr. Clark Slmner and family OF Brook
Iva. y. Y, are AZ Miss s A. Pages,
Frcd Berry l. Al, Mr.. II. walkers.
T. e. Shlfley and y. Y. Bradley attended
Ms. Eaoch Kulght's funeral ~ Portland
Tuesday. July 3.
Mr. ;. Head and wife are Al home
sgAin.
SIR. wcaihcFly. nee Hannah Eaton Is At
Mr.. n. c. Osgooi's Tor the summer.
Mr.. And Mrs. OsgOOd AMI Mrs. Castor
len on Tuesday.
John Manson and stephen Headley spent
Sanday AMI Monday with Clayton PIKE.
laying has begun qalie generally IN
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
NORWAY LAKE.

Me-. Burlington made happy discovery
lat week, while rowing In the direction
taken by The steamer when towing the
overturned boat 20 shore. SOmethine was
seen shining In the water. which, on tx-
animation. proved 20 be the sun rejecting
on the silver name plate on bis eornet case.
Qatc large num0sr nom this place
Attended the plcnlc hsii In G.oson's grove
on Jaly an. The steamers ran every hour
between Norway and the grove, but were
- heavily loaded. that, In spite o. signals,
n va. > o'clock 2. n. before AL succeeded
In reaching there.
A very pretty decoration was to be seen
on the fourth, In the shape ola small Jog
cabin drApei with fags, In the yard OF MI
Bean OF this place.
Mics Mary Merrill. Of Mass, Is visiting
A, Berjamin fuckers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
ALBANY.

Several Of our schools have clo,-i.
Miss Durgan, OF S.onehsr, taught In The
Lynchy!lle District. Miss Lsttle Bennett,
~ Gllcai, Ia District No. 6. Miss Naomi
Plngryc, The Clark District Think All
have giver good satisfaction.
Mrs. Ira Caldwell IL sick under the care
OF Dr. TwAidle.
Mr.. simon Grover aud wife, Of STRAIT
ford. y H.. are visiting his parents, Nr
Aad Mrs John Grover
Mr-. J Henry briggs i spcudios fyw
wskNat her fathers In Woodstock. In the
meantime her husband Il g,iilng ready -
nov - hls new farm
ANyl Andrew. AMI wife are r'j)l,ing
over the birth % sou Arthur"
The late rkln aud warm weather give The
farmers AZ assurance % bonnilful crop
OF bay and many are purchasing mowers
sui hay rakes.
The Glorious Fourih passed OF very
quietly here. The morning Al The Corner
Wa u.hcred In A. an early hour by heAVy
discharges OF maskstfy sui sPflnkllng OF
DE crackers ani q rev patriotic foEgs, dis.
playing the stars ami stripes. and Al !
ocinrk train commenced moving toward
the llutchlnsOn Pond. including about -
10 ous citizens. woo. on The shore or me
poni hai plenlc dluner ani general
good tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
BROWNFlEL.D

The Fourth WAS ushered ln with con-
siderable noise A. midnight asiguA was
given. The boys ani few men rushed
Tor their guns, p.rsiei on Main Street,
then bang. bang, bang Church bells were
ruug, also COW bells. IL wss kept up
much 20 the enjoyment OF the boys ani 10
the indignation OF the older ones OIL three
In the morning. one man said 81 Wish
those pssky boys could be taken c.Te or
his ola lady responded, "sech doins VAS
never known when I WAS gal, young
folks would have been tied 10 the bei'posi
II they bed conducted In this mariner.
About ten A. VI. two little mssked horri'
bles were seen flying throuah the streets,
dressed In fantastic style. No one knows
where they came from or where they went
II may be they were little angels In dis.
gulse. It. great mystery some day 10
be solved.
Green peas, new potatoes, blueoerries
aud strawberries were on the tables OF sll
the rich people, so they say. don't know
only what they say As dii no, see any
myself
one man here in town has Jersey calf
for which he has been offered twenty-five
dollars.
Hay Il coming In abundAnily.
Sweet corn Is looking well.
Berrles are very plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
DENMARK.
ours truiN
Jon wufruEI,s

C0mlcA brown will give one o. bis en-
tsriA.uments a. Oti Fellows Hal Tues
iav evening. July i9ih. AT are invlied.
Miss Jennie Bean. daughter OF Geo. Il.
Bean. Who h.s been teaching Tor the lAsl
yesf A. SasiogTne Falls, Mass, arrived
home lAst week.
Mr. Frank Biggs. wife o. Rev. $ i. IL.
b.ggs. % Greenfield. Mass, i visiting A.
ne residence OF her iAther, "m'
Bean
s @. Davis has nearly completed The
Improvements on bis ouiiiings- lie has
re boss ben house In these parts, aiso
nlce lot OF fne hoods % occupy H.
Mss Lillian Wentworth school IN
Dist No. 1, closes this week. also Mss
WINS 10 The Walker District.
Jas n. Saith and son have sold twelve
Champion mowers aud quite Anamoer OF
Tiger rskes this season.
Leanisr Poor died Jaly 5ih Al bis home
a. Seoago. Aged nearly ~ years. MI
Poor wAs born on the farm where be died.
ant Vas ne oldest person born ~ ne
town AZ tie time Of his death. lie has
spent bis long and useful life on The pace.
ul within TIE lAs, few years be has lived
part % the time with bis nephew Z. "
fendextsr. % this town. Mr.. Poor com
menced he without any means except
good health and will % succeed and oy
iadusiry and frugallty accumulated
handsome property which be divided some
years ago between bis two adopted sous,
Msi l.. A. Poor and Lieut.. {. .. Pcndex
lei. lie Vas never married. 10 his dsAih
he town loses Que OF Is best CITIZENS
one sister survives him.
WIN Jaek. son OF T. II. Jack. Il AZ hons
non Boston for q few days. knos ID
William Il also here from The same place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
HIRAM

GA July ca. yoans Ameflea assembled
In . maple grove on Tyler HI. aud hal
very pleasant picnic. Qllte 4 delegation
nom Bnig,on held picnic on The line OF
The Narrow Gaage T. Il. 10 Daniel q.
Smsn's grove.
The sermon Ani slnglng A. the Unlyer.
sAlisi church on July "a, oy PIoi STAFFORD
Mitchell. cspilyAied the hearts VI nearly
al present
Las, spring q "hue and cry" was raised
tha, TIE teachers were getting The lfue
children % attend revival meetings ani
4 lfe Of praise and prayer be-
fore they understood such ihings. co
June gS,h. Edwin w. Barbank, aged III
years. 4 sojogrner In town. having threat
euei % cut bis mothers throat, and cot
her clothing with sharp knife, qlafreilei
with willie :. Hartford. AMI stabbed him
near TIE splue ani kifneys With sharpen
81 eAse.knifc. A warrant VS. issuei 10
Constable n. y. Burbank, by Llcwellyn
A. wAiswOrih. bui the pfecocious youth
hai fed from the State. lie i not one OF
The nrurlug children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
RUMFORD POINT.

4 s Newell AMI family. from Hyde
PARA. are AZ Jed Martins
We celebrated the Fourth Of Jaly At tie
picnic In sidney llowe's grove. TIE En-.
erclses consisted Of brief speech nom
wm. !. COls. TIE music was furnished
BY the Ellis River hand. and singing by
Miss Pitcher and the children. RecltA-
lions from Gable EuiOt. James iIutchlns.
Harry wOod Ani Charlie Howard Also
= short address from Calvin fsfnum.
There was cutie number ~ people there
ant AL seemed - enjoy themselves. not.
vithstanilug the intense heat OF The day.
In ne evening The hand plAyei a. Turner
Silver's, AMI al present parto0k Of sup.
pr % Ice cream.
Mrs Mary Ban,oa and children are vie
ting AZ her fathers.
Qlits . number % y0ung people went
frOm Ellis River q see uacic Tons Cabin
played AZ Rimiori Corner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-12
WEST SUMNER

laying Is being pushed rapidly In this
vicinity. Farmers report good crop OF
grass
The tih passed OF very quietly here.
good turn out % the dAuoe In the evening
q. NJ. Small Is At bis home In Limingt0n'
cutting bis hay. 4 l. Tueli has charge
OF his storc.
l.. l.. Gumsn has sold bis colt 10 Ia.
Thaycr, AMI has bought another OF Mrs.
Cora henson. OF West Paris. Lewis ~.
WAYS calculates % have a pretty good
horse.
Mrs. L. T.. Gilman Il our muslo teacher
here. AMI. laiglng from the amount OF
basiness she has. We saosli CAL her good
one. She has scholars a. West Paris,
Essi Sumner AMI DacAhsld. She takes
her team Ani visits these places weekly,
driving her own horse, whieh shows no
little amount Of courage. We consider
Mrs.. Gilman = hrst.class musician AMI
should rccommcui her - those wishing
b take lessons on The piano OF organ.